Folks, I am starting a new thread about vertically-scrollable manga. Vertically-scrollable manga started several years ago, but it is about to prevail. However, different players use different formats now. I made a few prototypes: 1) A single HTML version, rendition:layout=reflowable, rendition:flow=scrolled-doc https://www.dropbox.com/s/cvnlyf9vzo7mbx9/torinomeRev.epub?dl=0 2) Multiple HTML file, rendition:layout=pre-paginated, rendition:flow=scrolled-continuous https://www.dropbox.com/s/07khe3bu64cfxx2/torinomeSC.epub?dl=0 3) Multiple HTML file, rendition:layout=reflowable, scrolled-continuous https://www.dropbox.com/s/4qfyumqfh9fe03n/torinomeReflowSC.epub?dl=0 In my opinion, 1) is the best. It does not use any EPUB-specific features. If you unzip this EPUB and click the HTML document, you will get the same result. I am wondering if 2) is actually asking for a non-conformant behavior. Should the document be rather resized so that it fits in the screen? My memo for promoting 1) is available at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_mab1YECyJegt5oZF8PmJl2RxZqcgPui4gnPksJ4yoA/edit#heading=h.krwuslpy0ros and https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lPDFOpxet3Plt82ginR5D4LEiJ2FPjr07pRDb_wyjH4/edit#heading=h.50udxypynuwj I did this experiment more than one year ago. I believe that a consensus in the industry is strongly needed right now. How do people feel? Perhaps, this is a nice topic for the upcoming workshop in Tokyo in September. Regards, Makoto
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